T-Mobile acquires Mint, partially owned by Ryan Reynolds
"I never dreamt I'd own a wireless company and I certainly never dreamt I'd sell it to T-Mobile." Reynolds said in a tweet.
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How Washington came to rescue US banks
It was a frenetic weekend of nonstop briefings with regulators, lawmakers, administration officials and President Joe Biden himself about how to handle the demise of the nation's 16th-biggest bank.
French bulldog becomes top US dog breed, ending Labrador retriever's 31-year reign
For the first time in three decades, the U.S. has a new favorite dog breed, according to the American Kennel Club. See the top 10.
New details in US drone-Russia jet crash; Santos files reelection paperwork; NFL players on the move | Hot off the Wire podcast
Get the latest on a drone that was brought down over the Black Sea, future plans for Rep. George Santos and the start of NFL free agency.
Military says Russian warplane hit US drone; Biden to deliver Carter's eulogy; more layoffs at Facebook parent Meta | Hot off the Wire podcast
Get the latest on a drone that was brought down over the Black Sea, the health of former President Jimmy Carter and job cuts at Meta.
Coming soon to Florida beaches: Massive, messy and maybe record mounds of seaweed
A giant blob of seaweed, spanning 5,000 miles and weighing an estimated 6.1 million tons, threatens to blanket Florida beaches and Caribbean islands with smelly piles of decaying brown goop.
Woke wars and 'virtuous lies' from the left | Utterly Moderate Podcast
Misleading information is being fed to liberals and conservatives within their ideological bubbles. How the left deals with misinformation is the topic of this week's Utterly Moderate Podcast.
Ryan Redington wins the Iditarod 50 years after his grandfather co-founded the race
Ryan Redington, who is Inupiat, becomes the sixth Alaska Native musher to win the world’s most famous sled dog race.
Many kids need tutoring help. Only a small fraction get it
As America’s schools confront dramatic learning setbacks caused by the pandemic, experts have held up intensive tutoring as the single best antidote, but only a small fraction of students receive the help.
Every major fast-food chain, ranked by customer satisfaction
Here's a look at 23 major fast-food brands, ranked by the American Customer Satisfaction Index.
Concern grows for animals in California after massive winter storms
California resident Gia White is worried about the well-being of her herd of donkeys as their well freezes up and the snow keeps growing.
Man sues Buffalo Wild Wings, claims boneless wings are chicken nuggets
Plaintiff Aimen Halim said in his complaint that the chain’s wings are “not wings at all, but instead, slices of chicken breast meat deep-fried like wings."
More winter weather in the Northeast; depositors withdraw savings from failed banks; China to reopen to tourists | Hot off the Wire podcast
Get the latest on severe weather on both coasts, two bank failures, tourism in China and Monday's sports highlights.
Which high school sports cause kids the most injuries? Plus, what to do about sleeplessness, and more health news
Fewer high school athletes are getting hurt, but those who do are more likely to suffer severe injuries that require surgery or a timeout. Get that and more health news here.
Government insists bank system is safe; Biden OKs Alaska oil project; Pfizer buys cancer drug developer | Hot off the Wire podcast
Get the latest on two bank failures, a plan to drill for oil in Alaska, a biotech transaction and the weekly roundup of religion news.
Ready for winter to end? Here's the status of spring | Across the Sky podcast
While some parts of the country keep experiencing snow and cold weather, particularly in the Midwest, other regions are ahead of schedule. Learn more on a new episode of Across the Sky!
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell discharged from hospital after fall
McConnell’s office says his doctors discovered over the weekend that he had also suffered a “minor rib fracture” after he tripped and fell at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Washington last week.
Ukrainians who fled war face end of temporary US sanctuary
As many as 20,000 Ukrainians who were granted permission to remain in the U.S. for one year after fleeing the early fighting in their native country are facing the expiration of their humanitarian parole.
Bank stocks tumble after second-, third-largest bank failures in U.S. history; others rise on hopes for easier rates
Treasury yields plunged as investors scrambled for safety and expectations built for the Fed to ease up on rate hikes.
Aches, rashes and fear: Trauma remains after Ohio derailment
Fear and mistrust still grip many in the village of 4,700 whipsawed by government assurances that the air and water are safe.
